Sentence examples for most dishonest from inspiring English sources

Sometimes the most trusted people are the most dishonest.

"The most dishonest mystery guest we've ever had," Cerf said when Kaye's identity was revealed.

Harry S Truman "In 200 years of history, he's the most dishonest president we've ever had.

China, at 70 per cent, was the most dishonest country, behind Japan, South Korea and India.

Perhaps the most invidious – and most dishonest – part of such agreements concerns investor protection.

"They are among the most dishonest human beings on Earth," he said.

Jonathan Cohn at The New Republic used the headline: "The Most Dishonest Convention Speech... Ever?" You get the picture.

Evidence continues to emerge that Romney is one of the most dishonest, duplicitous candidates to ever seek the presidency.

Luyt, who survived relatively unscathed, was described by Rhoodie as "probably the most dishonest man I've ever met".

Last month, he called her "the most dishonest candidate for President of the United States since Richard Nixon".

Trump said the refusal to report what the voices tell him makes the media "the most dishonest people on Earth".